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Cop Throws Black Single Dad’s Federal Badge in Trash — 5 Minutes Later She’s Begging Him

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The radio on Diane Kessler's shoulder crackled: "Unit 12, Kessler, this is dispatch. We're getting calls out of Ashford Country Day. Multiple. What's your situation?"Kessler keyed her mic, one hand still on Marcus's cuffed wrists. "In custody. Male subject impersonating a federal officer. I've got him."There was a pause on the line—a long one. And then dispatch came back, and the voice had changed, and everyone close enough to hear it felt the temperature of the courtyard drop."Kessler, I need you to listen to me very carefully. Do you have the subject's credential? Do you have it in hand?""It's a fake, dispatch. It's in the—""Do you have it? Yes or no?""It's in the trash," Kessler said. And even she heard how it sounded: out loud, in the air, on the radio. "It's in the trash can."

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